never has it been the stock. is facing mass extinction. is in danger. because companies are uniting to create. a possibility. not only animals will be sent. to. the lions share. of the conservation. this is the news africa coming up on the program with the aim of reaching the wealth of saudi arabia east africans in one of the world's poorest countries our correspondent met some of those who have crossed the sea to yemen despite the dangers they faced on the way. the.

talk was funny for a shock to get out what have report also coming up. celebrations in sudan the country's military rulers on the pro democratic opposition agree a piece of the way for the transition to civilian government. and you are welcome to the show we begin in yemen often called the well forgotten war over 90000 people have died since the conflict between the saudi backed government on the brewery reunion with the rebels began in 215 millions fled the fighting and famine in yemen but incredibly east african migrants from ethiopia and somalia headed to watch the war torn middle east. countries they are many problems

in their home countries if you do make it across the sea that narrow streets of what i use yeah well it's likely they will end up stuck in yemen yeah dream or region prosperous saudi arabia which just north of yemen remains just about our correspondents funny for shoppers that aden in yemen south where migrants arrive and where they often end up trapped. yemen is at war with itself something they know very little about. said. he's the youngest migrant i meet today he arrived by boat with his brother from one of about 100 this man is haunted by images of the dangerous crossing. out of the many when we got into the boat there was no water and no food. it was too windy. some people had to stand

others were sitting in. the boat was very crowded. but. the ones who do make landfall then have to walk for days did desert. these young men paid a couple of $100.00 to reach their goal saudi arabia tried to find work for the el certainty and instability in yemen it's completely unclear really are these migrants will end. an estimated 100000 migrants reached yemen from africa every year this migration route is less known compared to the want to europe through sudan and libya and it's cheaper but dangerous yemen is littered with landmines and aid organizations stops by they're all be prepared to talk off the record i hear most migrants will never reach saudi arabia most of the many the person or 85

percent does that mean that it. is a war in india. one of the places in war torn yemen where migrants are drawn into the conflict. in aden i meet one of the yemeni smugglers wants to remain anonymous the war in yemen of forced him into smuggling he says there are no jobs we can't find anything else to do but working at sea. fishing for people. makes smuggling a lucrative business he earns the equivalent of $400.00 euros dollars of it each migrant he tells me. the smuggling business is widespread because there's no security no stability no good living the business is flourishing now yemenis are struggling with chronic unemployment and poverty in their midst the stranded migrants. arrived 2 months ago from theo pierre he says he was beaten by smugglers and has no money left to continue his journey his message to other migrants just

want to tell them not to come in to try to make him a great to any country. as much as possible. they have to stay in their home the home. but the smugglers promise that the migrants will reach saudi arabia who continue to pull them even to a country that has as many problems as yemen. the report on yemen was from our correspondent funny fresh she joins me now from lagos sunny thanks a lot for joining us and welcome back from yemen for a week from the what's the major concerns of these my guns over there. from the very basics the lack of food lack of water there's a lack of security specially for the people who are most vulnerable because according to official statistics at least 20 percent of the migrants did arrive in

yemen a younger than 18 so we're speaking here about minors for speaking about children who are at the mercy of these smugglers many migrants have spoken to said that these migrants are beating them torturing them to squeeze the last cent that they have out of them or of defense back home threatening them that they're going to do something to you know months once they arrive in yemen if they don't send more money all that that situation is quite the injuries for the migrants when they arrive and you may ask yourself why in the role do they even embark on such a situation don't they know what's going on in yemen but i must tell you many of them believe there are smugglers that they have paid a couple of 100 u.s. dollars and their promise is that they will actually end up in saudi arabia but as you just heard in that report for the majority of these migrants that's not the case they're stuck in yemen i mean stuck in yemen conditions definitely terrible so what exactly are they escaping from home. the very same

factors that up pooling people away from their homes worldwide that a pulling migrants away from their home countries from their country of origin is pretty much the same also for the east african migrants that arrive in yemen a lack of jobs a lack of faith. a stable life basically lack of a life in dignity but if he zoom in a little bit more when it comes to the ethiopians which make up for the biggest portion of migrants arriving in yemen there's something else political instability in ethiopia and into ask the violence that has more of the resulted in millions being displaced in their own country in ethiopia so that a factor that in and you will find a lot of migrants coming to yemen trying to escape their own a problematic situation violence hunger poverty you name it ok finally before you go to those that want to return home what is really being done to ensure that they go talking about it because asians like the u.n. for instance. that is the international u.n.

agency the organization trying to bring some of these migrants whom they call one terrorist who are nice even though even that the word well internally has been under scrutiny because home here how much do you want to freely go back to the country that you tried to escape because of violence but the problem is even if people decide to go back to ethiopia ho do you get them home from yemen a country that is controlled by the saudi arabian coalition the southern part of it where the airport is controlled by different forces it is so i'm clear where the plane will actually take off and hold fast to bring these migrants back where they came from ok did abuse west africa correspondent funny thank you very much for that on. the streets of sudan's capital have seen blast said more than a 100 people dead since the army took cordial in april now the country's military chiefs have signed our sharing agreements with put as leaders that. peace the way

it's a civilian rule the deal establishes a joint council that will govern until elections in. celebrating again and this time hoping it's for good. people here convinced that they finally have a positive outcome after all the protests and talks since the overthrow of the longtime president omar bashir in a crowd. today is a day of joy our happiness with sudan and with the agreement that was reached today will not fade. i'm telling how martyrs who died that they did not die but they lived through the revolution we are telling the mothers of the martyrs not to mourn because we will not forget the blood of the martyrs. to day is a historic day in sudan. firstly it's the beginning of peace and of development and

of security. that's what we want security peace and development is what all people of sudan want. above all sudan needs peace and now the guns will fall silent and we are calling on all armed opposition groups to lay down their guns in. sudan's pro-democracy movement and the ruling military council signed a constitutional declaration on sunday and green the mortalities of power sharing. their voting no. we went into these negotiations as 2 partners seeking national justice and we concluded these negotiations as a united team. were our concern is the whole of sudan. we stand here after the national will has been victorious. the result is that there

is no winner or loser because the interests of the nation at paramount in this agreement. even so emotions are still running high in ca too high priority for the new dawn civilian and military government will be the just and transparent investigation into the killing of protesters and the platts to bring those responsible for the death to court. cost us the man yeah has been attending a woman's road race and the cops are proud to just days after she was effectively barred from competing at the world championships in doha later this month a 1st court ruled that like so many with high testosterone levels must take medication to reduce the hormone if they wanted to compete in 7 events is appealing the ruling saying she is who she is and wants to compete. that i would

a limb take 800 meter champion had 8 months of ational message full fons i had a 10 killer with a woman want to take a listen to the mrs very soon and you never hear me. is missing you just to give you news oh you say there's a medical news that. never misses a finish. we were only here to finish the race i believe you'll be. in this competition we're going to do those you. believe. very wise words from the 2 time olympic gold medalist and on that note we draw the cats and song this edition of news africa you can catch all our stories on our website on facebook page we leave you with some images of costs of magna doing what she fetched finishing see you same time tomorrow i found out.

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